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Hello my n71s has been lit white screen and no menu buttons work I can turn off. I tested on other computers and with various resolutions even in safe mode help

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When you have white glow and no pictures, then more likely the the LCD T-CON board (part of LCD panel assembly) is not getting 5vdc feeding it, it can be blown fuse on the T-CON board or the logic board is not feeding the 5vdc to the T-CON board.
You need to check the power supply and the logic board first for bad caps (leaking/bulging top).
Please see my pictures here:
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SOURCE: hello my n71s has been lit white screen and no

The screen has white glow and no images means that the LCD controller board (part of the LCD panel) is not getting the 5vdc power feeding it from the logic board through the ribbon cable, it is either the cable came lose or dirty contacts, or failed 5V switching transistor for the LCD controller is bad, or blown fuse on the LCD controller board. See pictures here: http://s807.photobucket.com/home/budm/allalbums

Look at the LCD panel album.

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